Column: Robinson shows worth in tight situations
INDIANAPOLIS — Stanford Robinson isn’t the first freshman you think of when naming IU’s newest additions. But he will be.
INDIANAPOLIS — Stanford Robinson isn’t the first freshman you think of when naming IU’s newest additions. But he will be.
Sheehey matched his career high in the game against Notre Dame, though IU lost 79-72.
After two consecutive lopsided home wins, the IU men’s basketball team will face Notre Dame at at Indianapolis’ Bankers Life Fieldhouse Saturday.
I was deceived. The “legal” stream I was watching online wasn’t clear enough. Notre Dame was in fact wearing its home whites, and getting run up and down the court.After a home loss to a mid-major program, I was not impressed with the Irish.
.Tuesday at Assembly Hall in IU’s 81-54 victory against Oakland, IU’s first man off the bench had eclipsed this mark by the end of the first half.
The order to attack the glass Tuesday night came early for sophomore forward Jeremy Hollowell.
The Hoosiers (8-2) showed their true colors last night in an 81-54 win against the Oakland Grizzlies.
The Hoosiers cruised to a win against Oakland tonight off a near career-night from graduate student guard Evan Gordon, who scored 26 points in IU’s 81-54 win.
Monday evening, IU Coach Tom Crean said defending the 3-pointer against one of the best 3-point threats in the nation will be his team’s pivotal focus on defense.
After an 89-68 victory against North Florida on Saturday night, Crean is hoping his Hoosiers continue to rebuild their confidence in today’s 7 p.m. home matchup with Oakland.
IU won’t get to 100, as they’ll call off the dogs early in anticipation for Saturday’s matchup against Notre Dame, but the Hoosiers will get the win.
The Hoosiers finished the game with a season-high 17 assists, their most since the tournament game against James Madison on March 22, when they also had 17.
In the Hoosiers’ 89-68 win against the Ospreys, IU had four players in double figures and nine players with at least six points — five of them coming off the bench — that propelled them to victory.
There’s no remedy like home cooking. That’s exactly what IU needed following a humbling 69-52 loss at Syracuse last Tuesday evening.
After North Florida crept within four points midway through the first half, the IU men’s basketball team tore off to a 17-point first half lead and eventually an 89-68 victory Saturday night at Assembly Hall.
Saturday evening, the Hoosiers have a chance to get back on track after a decisive 69-52 loss to No. 4 Syracuse in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge when they face North Florida at 7:30 p.m. in Assembly Hall.
Fixing the tangible aspects such as shooting is a quantifiable task, but the same can’t be said for IU’s other ultra-concerning issue: leadership.
During a 12-minute stretch in the second half, IU’s only points came from the line, when it scored seven points while failing to convert a field goal
The Hoosiers fell victim to a 25-4 run during the bulk of the second half, falling to the Orange 69-52 in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge.
When the Hoosiers reach the postseason, whether it be the NCAA Tournament or lower-tier tournament, they’re one poor matchup from being bounced earlier than expected.